
I offer collection photography, digitization, and color-managed retouching for museums, galleries, archives, and historical societies across Long Island and the New York metro area. My practice is rooted in 19th century photographic processes, including platinum, gum bichromate, and cyanotype, which informs a careful, tonally accurate approach to reproducing historic and fragile materials.
Archival-quality capture of photographs, documents, artworks, and objects, on site at your institution or in studio.
Restoration, color correction, and preparation of print-ready and archive-ready files with accurate, consistent color.
Faithful documentation of artwork for catalogs, archives, publications, and insurance records.



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BFA in Photography and Imaging, Queens College, Magna Cum Laude.
MA student in Museum Studies at New York University.
Specialist in 19th century processes: platinum, gum bichromate, cyanotype, and silver gelatin.

I welcome projects of any size, including small pilot engagements for institutions building their first digital collections.